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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

In State bonds the entire business was covered by
5000 louisiana As at &c. There were no transactions
Railway bCud. were dull but generally strong Erie
second Is recovered to 98%assia and closed quoted
STEADY 's Central 'S 1c :e eeftlaosts:
e at 03's West shore As firm 1Ol4. Louisville
and Nashville collateral trust up q 1os East
os Valley general s;9 we're Of
sold = 7li9S32s Detroit, Bay CITY aud AlPcna trsts
were firm at 96i4d90 Wabash frsts Chicago division,
declined per cent TO 100 Atlantic and Pacific Is were
steady at about sai but the incomes were easier with
final sales at "a. Fort Worth and Denver frsts were
active OIL asOls and closed OF cent at GOA
io5% s. Ioai. and San Francisco IS were higher at
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
30iea4Oia Brooklyn Elevated frss $4,000 at ITO.
Northern Pacific dividends $4,000 at 100, Rome aud
Decatur 1rsts $4,000 at &c. American Cable t20O at
d At SSs Sn sscu nhs
Milling and Mining Il 200 at SO 20 $50 so.
the opening was per cent and the last loan was
per = the close money offered 2, per cent
sees.7ss and It redeemed 1000 trade dollars: ',''
Tss ss on an made
days operations covered: Receipts, 1871 .75l; pay
s %io s.s ssoSsii44SS balance
The Clearing o SSs to-day follows
The United States treasury. 1t Washington received
$4,000 National bank noes for redemption
The customs receipts were S9oo94o aud the Internal
Tho foreign exchanges were dull and featureless
1t quotations for business follows: Bankers bills
lively 522ia and $50 for francs S4ss and 9Sia for
reichmarks; 40ie and 4Oss for guilders
The of the Bank of England at their weekly
aud II remains at cent During the week the bank
Loaf s7A7Ooo bullion and the prSPSgtion q reserve to
dsy tho BANK lost $4,000 bullion on balance The
100000 francs gold and 2O5O.OOO francs silver. At
the London stock Exchange Brtsh consos opened
sSony Moncy closed At ioi sis and at for acc
count Bar silver Was Lid higher ut "A ll6d per ounce
English standard The market for American railways
Meeting homo changoa At Paris French per cents
were easier at s137la and sight exchange On London
WAS nrnsr Ct 2522is francs Rsr g. ,m,,.d .mour,
Of the nrst mortgage fifty year bonds Of the Pough-
teepsie Bridge Co
mortgage thirty year per cent bonds Of the North and
East River Railway Company.
Morton. Bliss Co CIV: notice mat they Pave en
Tor the purpose Of sfectng settlement OF the Norn
Carolina special tar debt Copies Of the agreement
The seamsp's BsuT for savings has declared interest
to lie dsposors the last ak months at the rate OF
per cont per annum ON amounts not excecene SdVV
and per cent per snnum on deposits over $4,000.
payable July H.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
s:=s;: : ; . s s::
CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
!; a; ss ,,.: .ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

COTTON MkRSEr5-BY rgLI1HAPI
"a LIyERroo July 7-l2:30 m-Cotton nrm with an lm'
proved demand Mdding Uplands SD; do Orleans ISL
o. 600 bales including 1000 bales for specuaton
and 1000 bales including iAoo oaes Vi
American. ,,,.u. ,,.r.. r,,x A.
livery 6I6Id do. July and August deiivery oA6ad;
also bIekL do September and October dolivery o.
8ld also -6d4; october and November dewey
22e4d do November and December delivery, D ~ Vtdj
also6 226id; do December and January delivery y
.8Id do January and February delivery 2Oo4d also
IS.6td; DO septoru Dor delivery. 5364d. - .,,,,,
2 n m-Cotton.-Good Middling Upl ands. ID; Mldnin8
Uplands ed Middng Uplands. 6std Sood VrdnnrJ
UpIands l6u Ordinary Uplands 81 oo0o MiuI IN
Texas Obi Mddling TeIs d Low Middns Teas 2 GSad
flood Ordinary Texas 57l6d Ordinary Texas osi eVp ~"
MiddlinG Orleans Cd, Middling Orleans I'D: L1w M
ding Orleans, sad, Gooa Ordinary Orleans 'io" vi
mCotton.The Of the day included 1900 bales
American. .,.r.. rc,v a.iiv
sry 81 8ld sellers; do. Jnly and August deuvsy os
GiI BUYERS do August and september iehverJ ossta
yaIne. do september October denvery S3.oea
bnyers. DO October and November deuvory Da-o4I
BUYERS: do November and Decem ser ueuvcry % zxofc
sssrs do December delivery zo.6Ad buyer
January aud February denvey zo-oAa' ouyers' wv
Ssptember delivery b46&d value,
n M closed Uplands Low MiddlinG clause
Juy delivery Cad sellers da July and Aagu.t doliv
ery bI6Id buyers DO August and ssptsmber delivery
bi.0Id buyers do September and Ocober delivery 30
84d buyers October and November delivery 1850
value; do November and December delivery. x $40
sellers; do December and January delivery. 1ioto
selers February delivery 2loAd solersi
do september delivery. 64-6Id buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

5000, clssne 6slcy 1000 October s9ec- clss
Ing 6Ssc $50 tea Eovembs es7c clc.ns 6sse 500 tcs
December 8Sec closing Q. BUTTER CHEESE and
very little stir in the movement
Strictly sustained full tho
feeling Of weakness Western 16D
10 vel Bate Creamery Extra 2oc State Dairy half arkA
Sl4cI Western Dairy wsster. Initates Cream
1915. CheeseThc general market has undergone
change since last although the feeling
quite strsns Demand moderate State Factsr
s. oec white 9Lc Celered. eva 9ac; Night Skins. 5s
96sc; CsMmon to Prime Eggs-Are aZaip lower. With
moderate demand State ISL l61c WesterA IL
Canada. loo
advices give the following estimate Of tbs stocks
of held in Europe and afoat at the LIST nst to which
add fbaa imafe off nrm
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EUROPEAN PRODUCES Market,

LIVERPOOL. July 7.-Provson.- Bacoa. camasriaai Cat
4OsOL; Long Clear Ntldsa 35s L; short Clear Mddss
Cd; Rus 5h,aiors 800 OIL pSr c~t Bs,t
Primo Ness SO. ID per Dbl, Prime Meia Easlsra
dis 81 Sd Prime
ern 3lA 0di Lard oil S4A Cd Hams-Loug Cut 654
shoulders. 3ja0L Buttor30s o. Vt Tor lasst Uus
states Cheese-American Choice Ala OIL wheat-Rsi
Is od. per ceStAL Now No. Q Winter Ia ID. do No J
Spring 10 obi New AiIsi Western IS lld California No
J. Is Sd ola 9ds do No s. Ill o. 81 per osataL Pro
duce-spirts OF Turpentine 27A Sd do at Londos 27 I'd
per Refined Petroleum esd per gallon. Clover Seed
American Rod. lga per cwt Tallow-22s sd per cwt
Fine American 2lA 6L Prime CITY. 22a OIL per
Rosn-Common. Sc 4pLi PAs lls 81 sD& OIL Linsssd OIL
Cd Provisions-A nsroas Refrigerated Bss.
donSs~YS sats "a ia od IL cSs.aa.s.i
OIL Liverpool make 2la OIL
LoxDox. July 7-Produce-Linsesi OIL ala Cd e22s.
3D. per Calcutta Lnsssi S3s Cd quarters Lila.
seed Cake s5 I2A Sd per tom Refined Petroleum. 6kd
esd. per gallon: Spirits OF Turpentins. 27a 81 per
cwL, PAla 6s OIL Ola OIL Provisons-Lard STA o. per
cwt for American sugar-l3s I'd per cvt for Cuba Gen.
trifags poIorzlng sss OF ola 80 for Musoovads
reclining anoat Australian TslowBeef els e. 92jA
Sd Mutton asa OIL e2Ia 81 Ceooanut ol-Ceyisn, &25
ga; Cochin a37 o. usrcaa Refrigerated Best ia Id for
hind quarters ana Ia a. tar fore quarters ~ tas
sarcasA -
BREMEN July 7--Pstroeum. s marks 95 pfenninea
Wicors Lar aiossi IS 90 pfsa ITO
ASrwssr. July 7.-Pctroleum-Fne Pale American. Is
WcoXs Lard closed So francs 10 csntiasSsr io) koa
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uIy THE isadiu. futures ranged as follows

Flour ruled auet with prices steady and unchanged
os eFss .T ga as Nv g.
No . se.c... .oat.-Nc. 22slo .RyeNs a tsG
%:,a7 g ressrs L.r,s 30
shert RIO sa., zoos. ~ Dry sailed Shoulder syT 20
LSs . % 5 aS ,s'. ss
1000 bush-s Corn 10000 buahi oats 100 900 snsh:
y % atrs, oS $50 S sa'n .r 2sss
0at. 100000 Hys 1900 bush' BArier loo
On the Produce Exchange today the market
steady Creamery i'sl9c' DAirJ iosi6a Eggs 40
Ivy was sa wa. ..% 81
Red 7s4s7.,ac nscep.. 10000 oa.n, .hism.nI. 500
sgse arm n In.a n1. soo
G@. az sS s go ar, .s e sf I
$50 snq[' Clear Wn.,y :..a, s.I..
Fancy Creamery lss2oo. Good 70 E1t. iSslsc. Fancy
Dalry Y Esr. owsr a; 1910 49,, Neg, , Gnst
a 1885 20 5000 shipment, LOO head
D.rso JAY wan. e4 ~ zee nominal u al
zoos sa.l Corn ~ o5 s %s Os 500 .s'''
QUIET my NJ Sssa sS.s sales re ss
10 Mixed ssEc '' - -
July F's. was .. ARM
NO. sec.... DAT. were quiet so WHIT. sic e. Ey'
ofT y. Steal. F. iu T 81. % SiP!f%S's
August 81 so. Butter was steady Dairy lssite
r .'s os%'i iE.ss osss sc Wheat
ss & sa.a ssT's ya ssi
Jsy cor, .tsIy hss M ws,. s5 10
no sI.s 2oss20c n,. wa; quiet No. No ., o =
WAS i26oo sS.s o. Du:h ny.
sa Sa a a.5S ba. GS: Ea.h Bss9 5000
PHILADELPHIA July 7.-Flour market under light
western ana Psas.yi!asl, sapornn. 81 50 Sss 90 az
g 90 - s sS IcSe. !, 90
f.9 8 30 oAs GEO az 20 aa 81
Louis southern Illinois Clear s. O0ss ?oids
e CO sss- g =
&c ssss. rJ% g 'si'1 ls
for Fair to choice. sasamcTe aaoied at 81 7S:.::
Ssssr TAP snror demand for .prSs wheat winter
w w ps y s y 'nSg' va. hsh avail SS
Rejected does 4. Zoe steamer 10 ~. rsnS
Old TnsTsdoa req n sTsla depot Sd steamer
ss$ s 90 s@s::
~ iPf s.pssI SfIsd i T.a S'gs 3;
ay .sssSs 90 for Aaxs % ssgi:ms Fl
sSo lots du and shade under NOR. 6sr. offerings.
Mixed Stc bright Nc White q WS Is, s11ss 70
No. 3 White Juiv s7s.sSsc: August sts sStsc. do
iP Gss c as f. Gs'S ss 5. DO
packets sucked Beef si6c Bosr Hams SO o.
% DORA l.@: i So rs 9. 40 %
ST 90 butter GrmPenn.Ilvas. Creamery ira
.I' ss;%. + M
Skins Lc....Kegs were Arm Pennsylyania nrsts Ice.
Ohio Western nrss l5c.. Patroeum-7O Abel
test bills. &C suear-Renned auisL 0ranuiatea
10 CONFECTIONERY A 5-sc Powdered l5l666c 80.
Feeh-wintor Bran $40 259sl6 90 Der Receipts
Flour 200 bills Wheat 1000 bush. Corn 1000 susn-
oats 1880 lush slnpments-wneAt $4,000 yuan. Cora
1000 susn- Oats 300 Dusn
,gy E. ps, but g *
SIS 603S3 TO- Patents 81 1904 80.
TOLEDO. July 7.-Whoat steady Cash 7Bc July 77ipc
August The september 1870 December s2isc.....
0ule Cash 81 4c......Osts duh. No. 2Sc.
ecspis-wheat 81 ono bush. coo 1000
bush. spiasnts-wheat bush Corn
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flour AND MEAL--FLoUn-A general feeling Of
ss s s as
JoSsor' are steady Duys and the bulk the
'oP Winter wn.. a' rs;fs
::s s$ s;'' =: +
f. ss '' y'sss s:... H% i III: j.
i sst se1 a's s. sss sr eA1s
Il; i. ono tn: is' s9,a ss. 70. @
flf i: s. ss
gao c:n%:. e FAR Hss!. Ohio $ l5s:: % s:sa
s = Si: s'' sS::: e.. Ss e
ira for Ts IRsI 8 .gs S S9 S %nrs :my held
d s Ss
y s. quoted 81 ''''' % and Brandy
eRAly-wHEAT-rheO option dealings. while no. espse-
July and ADJUST are sun tao principal fayore, besides Do
inT wa, steady Xiisrwsrd prices declined so sa6se
9ueuy the large export purchase, impaired stronger
s scns ss.ns aru At near tGo best rates Spot
e .So &c sS sSS,
az. n' a %'Isf sS.s.
r o. 's . d Ss ..s g. 80 re-. spf ss
So s!sv 40 AaSAi .sS tsy
closing At s6 no. August slsss5c closing at s4,.e
SsptsmbeE S5isds5Sc closing AZ s0Nrci tos ortooe
sCs ssJ'.c. closing at setci do November closing at
~ &c; do Decouiber IS sS50<c, elosipH at s9sc do
January closing 80 Lc do February closing
Al N sc March, D2S s02T-. closing At 02c do Apri
cIosins AT g&c; do May elIes5Sc. closing at 20
RYE-Iul snd nominally unchanged :--bAhLEf ana
BARLEY MALI-Dcll and nominal. .......C CORN
srs.. vrei but Little during early hours but toward
lie close tho feeling and slight advance
firmly. Exporters took ~, 200
but the local trade movement was less general he
duh and weak during tho entire session July
AZ the shows loss o. u no and Later months about
i.c 4O8 600 bushels future $4,000 bushels spot
sIuAfn at &c, o..
In elevator dt5'.c delivered latter for next week
No z July Az dtjc. closing at - 9ci do ADJUST A09
90 &C. closing att6ci do September t1e4I Sloc closing
at &c Ts-Spots lots dealt Ia more fully and
thr General feelng Ia one rmes Graded White show
ing light gain Tho options vancsi '.dtc early In the
close with the best n2
ruling speculation Nas moderately active Sales
bushels future $50 900 bushels spot and 10 arrive
Including No 3 at 33sc do White. SS-e.S No = 3ic.'
do l., SO 033ssc.; do White d3Sc IN eloyat-
or. nc dev 40 White 80 sc. Mixed Western. 81 s36c
White do- - st2ei White state, 3se No Mixed Jay,
33Aa33Lo, closing at 32ci do. August 3lPH3l'c,
closing al &c. do September. 3lad3l &C. closing at
III 5c......FEED-fn good demand and Arm
T.Ig Nar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

New wales-Rales 1900 bales secured lo6 Ella
eF do locks and pieces ssd ola ~, greasy 81 ~
do. locks and pieces. . vi S7Sd.
locks and pieces l0d DiA 2d; greasy "a ood iocs
ald pieces. I'D
vctora-saies 22aO bales scoursA ID H. ga 7i; Dc.
locks and pieces ID ola sd grsAsy I'd lld do locks
Plate 800 bales greasy 7sd sea do locks
and pieces z Sd 73d
Tssmaoia-salss. 800 bales sressy lOi.Slld
Cape OF Good Hope and bales
L. y la Sd greasy. I'd osa; DO locks and pieces ss&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON

LONDON July THE wool market to day very ANNA
ted and there demand kinds The catalogue
contained slsnd and Victoria WOOL sut some
of tho accouot Of the lack OF bidders
Ca OF Good Hope Natal white was In good Do
msnd and prices being mostly bought BY French aea
ere Folio wing the sslss In details -,
New zeAsnd 100 bass secured L. 2Sd Sia o.
do locks and pieces. I'D Is thJ grsasy, 71dSiVTIt
do iocks and pteccs o I'D 9Sbd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July 7-l230 m-United States Four Per Cent
Bonds lsl do Four and Halt Per Cent Bonds ia "a
Atlantic and Great Western Second Mortgage Trustees Ger
tifcaes lOa: Canadian Pacific 62s Erie second Ccnao
1921 Illinois Central 1854; Mexican ordinary, eSt
New.York Central, ia Pennsyvsn So: HEADING 80.
LONDON p m-Copsois 10l for money and lois Tor
Canadian Pacific, 623; Erie Second Consois
1902; Illinois Central 1877; Mexican Ordinary 6sh Head
ing, 29ia
The bullion in Bank Of England has decreased 474VVo
during the past week. ..u.
The proportion Bank OF England reserve To- the ia
bty which 1900 per rept is now $3.50 per
cent a., ~, -,
PARIS July 1.-THE weekly statement OF the Bana Q,
2.050 600 francs I'm silver q, .-...
Pi- Cent Rentes at 81 francs
81 for the aud exchange On LONDON " ~
francs ~ = confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

Total erces lO32OO $1,000 $4,000 100000 81 90 rs 800
Chicago. July o. 1887. N. X. FAIRBASK 4 Co.
SUGAR-Raw dull and vaues moro or less
nompsl 9us,s,ions Sastac for os M0lasss. a;lsc.
gal. No bushes reported Refined quiet.
Loaf 09efc: Crushed. sSslsr o. Cnbs. 5'.Ssssci
a57sc.i Confectoners 4, Hide. Coffee STANDARD.
5ac; Coffee off A. bsa5c. White Extra G. &C.; Extra c.
47c; c, 4asd4 l316c Yellow, Ih0kipc.
STEARINE-Quet but firmly held. City quoted Sic;
Western. S0si,c. Oleomargarine Sic.
TALLoW-oniot steady aud unchanged Prime City quoted
sac. Sales, 10000 n At sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA SlOCK&
SAN FRANCISCO. July Z. 1897

The Hale Il Norcross Mining Company has levied An
Of SO share the Savage assessment
OF SO share and the Bulwer Mining Company
sessment Of 20 cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
rlcau standard OF classification
sTAIsEu

Good Ordisary... lis Lew Mitdling. Il.l6
stGosi Ordinary. So Middlng. ..--......lO 9l0
temper OF the speculative market was
quiet active first prices showing advance OF
onts all deliveries while the sales on the opening calls
IL bales As tho day advanced quieter feel
ing developed and the final figures represented net
OF only points for the day Total sales 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

LIVES rOC< MARKETS sY rELE4RRL
BuvFALO July 7.-Cdtue-ReceiDts last "a nours ieiO
head. total for tar $3.50 nstt tor sAae time
sst week Consigned through 81 cars OF when
rs TO New.York; on sale; market nominaly I'M
Snssp-Kecepts "a hours 5000 neal total Tor week
thus farl 20 Tor same une iast week 5AOuo
head urouzh ~ cars. OF which TO New fork
III cara steady with fair demand common
10 Fair rs 81 10 Good TO Choice do - 20 - o.
Lambs quiet and weak at 81 5V0S6 all offerings tagen
Noos-k Receipts ast "a nsura 1850 head eta TOT the
consigned through IL cars 10 of which 10
~ cars prices declined loo from last Monday
Iigh tPgs 65 ass 10. Mixed Pigs and Light forkors
sbIb6Si 80 Selected Workers So 80 e5 90 selected MO
dun WEIGHTS So 6cdS5 3d. Selected Heavy Ehds s4oo"
s. so stays 81 90; all offerings taken .,,
CHICAGO July 7.-Ths Drorsrr Journal rsDortG-Cattte-
Receipts-l 0JO mead shpmens 5000 head market was
lower sLppsR steers SIS 1904 40 stsckHs ana tocueis
81 os3 2O Cows Bulls and Mixed ST. Az as OO through
Texas Cattle So 10 GSS3 40 -o,o ..S.,
Hess-Keceiptl $4,000 asht. shlomsnts Loooi msrnss
heavy Rough and Mixed 81 eOSS5 10 PACKING and snip
pins IS 10 es5 49, Light 81 90 ss5 rs. skps S3e4 80
Sassp-Keceiot4 1000 aead snpments 600 asae marxe
strong 1904 49, Western S. 0Oo53 10 TEXANS
So 6O0st. Lambs r. 80 q 90 per head 49, - CO..
ST. Iouia July 7.-Catte-heceiDts l,SO0 heaa snp-
msnts q 100 nsac: MARKET was steady. Choice HEAVY
Naive stests - 70 ss4 3d. Far 10 Coco shippies
steers so % 2O BuchorS stser fair to CascA 81 %
osl 10 Feedsrs S. ~ es3 80; stockors ia.
TO good Texans common grass 10 good cornea
Hyos-Hscsps @ 500 head; .nipmsuts head market
was steady. Choice heavy ana Butchers eSecuons
S. rs Pacing Choice So 0oSs5 10 WORKERS
Medium u Prime SIS 00as5 Is. Pigs Common 10 GOOD
Shssp~keos.pts 400 mead 100 head market
steady. Clipped Fair to Choice 81 00SsA w. LAMPS
So Bos47o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was slight increase in the business done crude
certificates yesterday but the total only
days trading better feeling however dsvsl.
oped easing on money the that the
great McKeown well the Washington district had fallen Of
from 100 TO- l05 barrels hour Enough shorts had
declines enable the bull
advance from 60 to 6iA cssts aud the rally
well sustained tie end The market closed at to best
figures and steaiy.
The range prices and the total dealings the Censc
dated Exchange were rs follows;
Opening Lewest...............-eo
Highest. Final
Sales barre
Refined oil was unchanged 1t 81 cents per gallon.
OIL CITY, Penn. July 7.-Cruds 0n--National Transit
Certificates opened 60 and closed at 6lb highest price,
eO: lowest price, 6O Sales <26Oe0 barrels charters.
81 l42 barrels cIearances $4,000 barrels shpments
20. 800 barrels; runs, -.---- barrels
TITusvILLE Penn, July 7-Crude oil-National Transit
Certificates opened 60 and closed ct 6 highest pric
6lss; lowest price, o0t
PTTsBURG. Penn. July 7.-Cruds OD-NstionL Transit
Certificates opened go and closed At 81 highest price.
Oh lowest price, 6Ot
BRADFORD, Penn. July 1-Crude of-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened 60as highest price,
81 q lowest prioc. 60aa Clearances 25S00o barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
6orses auo Carriages.

FOR SALE.
Extra pony, with cart and harness. at bargain.
Apply JAMES AUSTIN, p o. Box ISL
TOR SALE.-Team of handsome bay carriage
l. horses, warranted sound and kind; set OF silver
mounted double OF road harness. and
cabrioet in rscass order All TO be sold at great sacTf
fec Can BIO at private stable No 1875 West 60thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

Total stocks 500 1880 78 500 10 100 81 800
AIT for Europe. 900 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 200 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

SPIRITS OF TURPRNTINE
CHAILssroS July 7.-TurpenttHs arm ct Y0kc.
sXvAsSIH July 7.-rurpsauns steady At 30i<c.
WILMINGTON JAY 7.-Turrsntss ssist - SeSe
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Total bu.hc,. ,272 600 $4,000 04l6OOO Tl62Ooo

To United Kngdoml 272 600 3O32UOU 45OF,Uo0 fo51'o0o
70 Continent OF Eu- ,,,o ooo no ooo keo 200
81
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-12-10
Brooke lIerford says a Good Thing.
[Boston Home Journal,l

Boston Home Journal.
Rev. Brooke Ilerford, who is always
saying good things, hit the nail on the
head the other night at the Unitarian
dinner After strong appeal to bus
mess men TO take more active interest
in church work, Mr.. Ilerford proceeded
to deprecate the practice of raising
money for churches by means of fairs,
oyster suppers, amateur theatricals
and social gatherings. Think he
said, "of the churches Of Jesus Christ
making money by oysters, theatricals
and dancing! Yet this is called church
activity. You men often make this
state Of affairs the reason for not Ia
king much part in church matters.
But matters never would have been in
this condition If you had attended to
them in busincss-like way. You
leave the matter Of raising money to
the women. You pay pew rent, and
give occasionally, but do nothing your
selves, and only few Of you take any
part in the guidance of the actual bus
iness and money affairs of the church.
Churches are still the best institutions
of society. The business men of the
churches ought to meet together peri
odically and often, as they do in busi-
ness corporations, and talk squarely
about ways and means, and direct a
plan of action' Mr. lIerford did not
disapprove Of oyster suppers, theatri-
Gals and dancing when kept in their
proper social sphere, but he did think
il a sign of weakness that n Christian
church is compelled to look to these
revels for any part Of its necessary
revenue. And we think MIR. IIerford
is right,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-12-10
NO. 81
Kinds County Fair Association.

Bolton, Miss, Dec. Son the occa-
sion Of the splendid stock exhibit at
this place on the 9TH of November.
more than S2SO0 was subscribed for
the purpose Of comfy fair TO be
held at this place in 1883. AT an adj
journed meeting held this day the see
retaries reported SSl45 as being sub
scribed whereupon the following OIL
GERS were elected, with the understan-
ding that they would become a part Of
the permanent organization "a soon as
4 charter can be secured:
President, John W. Todd, of Boil
ton; vice presidents. II. X. Austin,
of Edwards, and 4. J. Walne, of Clin-
ton; secretary, T. NJ. Black treasurer
G. ID. Williams; directors, w. NJ. Bell.
5. W. Trotter, n. j. Coker, r.. J. Har-
ding, w. ID. Patton, w. Il. Sivlcy, B.
I. Todd, J. d. Mcconnell, ]. l.. Gaddis
Caesar Mitchell (coloredl II. e. Shar-
key, j. II. Ashwood, f. Barksdalc, J.
L. smith, d. NJ. Birdsong.
The organization is to be known as
the Kinds County Fair Association,
with its domieile within 'one mile of
Bolton. Its object is to foster the va
rious industries Of the county, to en-
courage the raising of stock, the prop
agation of fruit, and the cultivation of
vegetables. In other words TO divert
the attention of the farmers from the
one crop idea, and TO induce Il diversi-
tication of industries.
A committee composed of T. NJ.
Black, &. A. Melton, I. j. McCuc, II.
G. Sharkey, and Sam ID. Harper OF
the Raymond Gazette, were appointed
to prepare an address to be issued and
distributed at as early date as pos
sible, said address TO set forth the OBJ
jects and aims of the association.
The people of Bolton are wid'
awake and thoroughly determined t.
make the affair a success, which is no
impossible, as they are backed in thei
cndeavors by the most substantial
support.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-12-10

You are frightened at that loud roar
ing noise, are your Think it is an
earthquake because it jars the win
dows. hey Wei, II isn't-it is sim
ply a prominent citizen down at the
court house paying his taxes. lie has
found out that they are @1.75, and he
is making all that noise about it. He
paid SO for cigars last month. his bar
bill was $40; and last week he was fined
$40 for being drunk and disorderly,
and he paid all these things and never
even little roar-not even a growl.
But great Scott !! listen to him now
when he finds his taxes Sl.75. just
hear him howl lie says The govern
ment. general and local, i fraud and
snare aud delusion. Taxes sl.75
lie wont stand it, He knows he's op-
pressed aud ground down. A dollar
and seventy five cents for whole
! years taxesl Great heavens! he says,
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